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    This document provides instructions to calculate the heat of vaporization of liquid silver at 700K. It gives an equation relating the natural log of the vapor pressure of silver to the inverse of the temperature in Kelvin and two constants: ln(PAg) = -33200/T - 0.85ln(T) + 20.31, with PAg in atm and T in K. The document does not provide any other context or instructions.

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    This document provides instructions to calculate the heat of vaporization of liquid silver at 700K. It gives an equation relating the natural log of the vapor pressure of silver to the inverse of the temperature in Kelvin and two constants: ln(PAg) = -33200/T - 0.85ln(T) + 20.31, with PAg in atm and T in K. The document does not provide any other context or instructions.

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    Assignment 5 MSE201

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    This document provides instructions to calculate the heat of vaporization of liquid silver at 700K. It gives an equation relating the natural log of the vapor pressure of silver to the inverse of the temperature in Kelvin and two constants: ln(PAg) = -33200/T - 0.85ln(T) + 20.31, with PAg in atm and T in K. The document does not provide any other context or instructions.

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    Assignment 5

    1. Calculate heat of vaporization of Ag liquid at 700K.


    33200
    ln( PAg )    0.85 ln( T)  20.31 , PAg in atm and T in K.
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